Prepare for Survival Without Breaking the Bank!
We all need to prep. Nobody knows what the future will bring. But, prepping doesn't need to cost you your life savings! You don’t need to spend money on every latest gadget and toy, every item marketed as a “must-have” or a “life-saver”.
The Frugal Prepper: Survival on a Budget will guide you and your family through the important steps and considerations that you need to begin prepping without spending a lot of money.
If you are interested in learning how to protect your family from any and all of the inevitable disasters that could potentially happen, this book is your first step to learning how to prepare for any emergency situation on a budget.
In this book you will learn how to:
- Which foods and supplies you need to store for survival, and how to find them for the lowest price possible.
- Pack a Bug Out Bag for each member of your family, without going overboard.
- Fortify your home and yourself for ultimate safety and protection.
- Clever ways to cut costs and save big while prepping.
-And much, much more!
Survivors are a unique group of people. Some people call us Survivalists, Doomsday Preppers, or Patriots. You may not consider yourself any of those things. Whatever you may want to call yourself, if you're reading this, you are on the first step to helping your family survive, no matter what.
Welcome to Frugal Prepping.
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Prepping is a hobby for some, a lifestyle for many, and a way to make sure that our families are protected should anything happen. “So, what exactly could happen?” many people ask. Well, in reality, anything could happen - preppers come from all walks of life and are preparing for vastly different things. Some are simply concerned that a natural disaster might strike where they live and they would not be prepared.
For other people, they are prepping for the end. The Big End. You know who you are. These preppers are serious about doing everything possible to prepare for the worst-case scenario. They may live off the grid, or at least know how to, should the need arise, and they teach their entire families to live that way as well. They are the ones that live in more rural areas, where land is cheaper and survival skills are necessary just for their day-to-day lives. There are many different scenarios that could require us to have prepping and survival skills, so it makes sense to start gathering those skills now, no matter which scenario we think is the most likely.
Today there are millions of individuals and families working feverishly to get prepared for their worst fears or for those events that we all know are coming, sooner or later. They are working hard, and doing very well at it. Prepping is something that, for many people, has become a secret lifestyle. But, regardless of how or why you prep, one of the most common misconceptions about prepping is that it takes a lot of money. Sure, you could spend hundreds of thousands of dollars buying every fancy toy and gadget that claims it will save you and your loved ones. Most of that is just marketing lies. But prepping doesn’t have to be that way.
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